Dr. Delmar “Trey” Morrison is a chemical engineer and U.S. licensed professional engineer with over 20 years’ experience in analyzing and investigating chemical and manufacturing processes in domestic and international settings. He was recently elected a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, a distinctive recognition of his career contributions to the field of chemical engineering. Most of his work has been focused on analysis of equipment, systems, and processes encompassing mechanical equipment, process control, and human interactions in chemical and petrochemical process plants, oil and gas, agricultural and food process plants, and equipment manufacturing plants. Dr. Morrison is a Certified Process Safety Professional through CCPS. His work in industrial settings has been both proactive – aiding clients in identifying and managing risks – and reactive – investigating the root causes of complex incidents. He leverages his expertise in over twenty years of incident investigation to lead clients in both traditional and specialized hazard and risk analysis techniques. Dr. Morrison has led hazard and risk assessments using industry-accepted process hazard analysis (PHA) methods including HAZOP studies, What-If studies, and LOPA studies, combined with analytical techniques such as Fault Tree Analysis, Event Tree Analysis, Human Reliability Analysis, Root Cause Analysis, Consequence Analysis, Transportation Risk Analysis, and Quantitative Risk Assessment.